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Christiansburg, Virginia in Montgomery County


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Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Montgomery county include:

Alleghany Springs,   Basham,   Belmont Farms,   Belview,   Bennetts Mill,   Blacksburg,   Brush Harbor,   Childress,   Ellett,   Elliston,   Fagg,   Graysontown,   Houchins,   Ironto,   Kanodes Mill,   Lafayette,   Little Montgomery,   McCoy,   McDonalds Mill,   Merrimac,   Montgomery,   Mount Tabor,   New Ellett,   Pepper,   Piedmont,   Pilot,   Plum Creek,   Prices Fork,   Reesedale,   Riner,   Rogers,   Shawsville,   Vicker,   Vicker Heights,   Wake Forest,   Walton,   Whitethorne,   Yellow Sulphur,   Yellow Sulphur Springs,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Christiansburg, VA?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts about Christiansburg, Virginia:

1. Christiansburg is located in Montgomery County, Virginia and is the fourth largest town in the state.

2. One of the town's most well-known landmarks is the Cambria Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

3. The town is home to the Virginia Tech Airport, which is operated by Virginia Tech's Department of Aviation.

4. Christiansburg was founded in 1792 and named after Colonel William Christian, who was known for his role in the Revolutionary War and his leadership in southwestern Virginia.

5. In 1980, an F3 tornado struck Christiansburg, causing widespread damage and injuring over a dozen people.

6. Christiansburg is part of the Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford Metropolitan Statistical Area, which includes the nearby towns of Blacksburg and Radford.

7. The town has a strong agricultural tradition and is home to the Christiansburg Farmers Market, which is open every summer and fall.

8. Notable people from Christiansburg include country music star Patty Loveless and former NBA player J.J. Redick.